Request for Information Submissions
| Name | Response | Attachments | Submitted Sort ascending |
|---|---|---|---|
| James Ryan | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-16 |
| Bonnie K | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Barbara Raymond | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Jacqueline Moresi | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Rosanne Partee | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Jacqueline Moresi | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Wanda Whitney | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Henry Carpenter | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Fred Weaver | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Michelle Wilbur | Rescind the 2014 Election Rule. I oppose forced union membership with my dues going to their agenda. Return to representative elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Ann Gabel | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Randy Stinson | Please recind. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Mark West | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Lawrence Szyszka | Remind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertification majority support and by eliminating bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Keith Loney | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Brian Denny | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Jeffrey Cornell | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Judy Stagnitta | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Thomas Allen | The current Obama implemented approach to union elections is devious at best and unethical at it's worst. Please correct these inequities in our system. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Carl Rice | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Harvey Pitcher | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Dan Kessler | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Stanley Wallace | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Paul J Swers | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly re-certify majority support and by eliminating all bars to desertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Daryl Hook | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Henry Bell | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Rev. Austin Miles | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Michelle Alvare | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| WILLIAM R MILLER | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Ron Young | Rescind the 2014 Rule.Further, since 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Mark Gleason | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Elsie Wells | Rescind the 2014 Rule. As 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly re-certify majority support and by eliminating all bars to desertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| BOBBY D BRANCH | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Renee Szabo | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Roger Baird | unionization | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Raymond Settle | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Robert Fiorenza | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Anonymous | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Mr & Mrs G Duane smith18 | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Dorothy Durrance | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| mary Ann Catena | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Karen Barefoot | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Kevin Waller | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Harold R. Hammock | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Lee R Stieger | Please rescinded the 2014 Election Rule. protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Stephanie Busby | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Rosalie KOch | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Anonymous | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| Ron Magnus | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
| M McGee | Rescind the 2014 Rule. Further, as 94% of workers have not voted for the incumbent union, protect workers from forced unionization by requiring unions to regularly recertify majority support and by eliminating all bars to decertification elections. | No Attachments |
2018-04-15 |
